Should heads be replaced or repaired?

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12-21-2016, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirttracker18

You can sand off anything protruding to keep further damage down but DO NOT sand into the surface at all. This would begin to open the clearance and most certainly cause a failure, potentially a catastrophic failure.

That sounds good, and I see camshafts available on rockauto for $105 each. Lifters are only $3.52 if damaged.

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that was a 2005 search, I see the 2004 is a different camshaft?? $122

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12-21-2016, 09:09 PM

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That sounds good, and I see camshafts available on rockauto for $105 each.

EDIT:
that was a 2005 search, I see the 2004 is a different camshaft?? $122

Likely the cam for a 2V motor that went in the Heratige trucks. Both are OHC, just the 3V has the variable timing.

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